Honkai: Star Rail: Turbo Duck Gets Roasted, Silver Wolf Loses It!

This is another piece of filler. They gave the protagonist abilities at the beginning, making me think he wasn't just a plot device anymore, but it's just a constant stream of filler. I bet they're going to abandon the book. The Star Train is still on its way to Yalilo. Most importantly, the filler episodes are utterly uninteresting, or rather, completely meaningless. It's a complete waste of VIP points. Please give me a like, or even a dislike, so others can see this.

I only read half a chapter and already felt the author was a casual reader, so I cut my losses immediately. Was I right?

Kevin from the pre-apocalyptic civilization destroyed a planet? Is the author joking? The Moon, the battlefield, was completely unscathed after the final battle; how could Kevin possibly destroy a planet? It feels like the author is constantly praising the Honkai. Does the Black Tower really think the Herrschers are strong?

A rant: The "Blessing of Abundance" version without side effects... The original Blessing of Abundance had no side effects; the side effects were caused by the Balance God.

Huang Quan said Mei was a familiar name? Can you guess what Huang Quan's name is? Lightning. Guardian of the River of Oblivion. Mei. That's really something else.

**The author, Taixu Sword God, is an extremely powerful character. He's a mess. Even during Yunmo's era, when he launched the Collapse event, he didn't surpass the Super Explosive Kingdom. He's a top-tier powerful nation. Here's a little-known fact: apart from Jingyuan and other envoys who rely on their brains, all the others who normally follow a pure damage-dealing path start as Star-level…

In the latest plot, the final boss has reached the Envoy level. All those Final boss fans who said he was comparable to the Star God have now been proven wrong.

This is written in a bland style, somewhat like a primary school student's diary entry. The main character can receive rewards, but in the book, he basically just acts as a media player. The game character, well, let's just say, learned something, became furious, and then continued doing what he was doing. Then he learned something else, and became furious again.

The author of the Cloud Order, whose envoys are comparable to Herrschers, is the strongest envoy in the Underworld? The dream that covered the entire galaxy was cut down by the Underworld with a single slash, and you're telling me that destroying a planet is strong? Even the Firefly, who isn't an envoy, can destroy a planet.

You even said it's based on the setting of the Underworld? That's ridiculous! The story itself states that the Underworld is the only thing it never forgets—its own name.